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Slow Fast User Switching (FUS) in Tiger ?
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Join Date: Jun 2001
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Ever since I upgraded to Tiger, my Fast USer Switching takes a long long time, with the SBoD showing constantly. Sometimes, switching takes more than a minute, on average around 30-40 seconds. 
I did Archive Install over OS X 10.3.9, so I don't know if that broke anything.
Anyone had this happening ? Any fix out there ?
I'm not really in the mood for a complete re-install...
-t
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Join Date: Apr 2001
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I have noticed it a couple of times. When it occurred, I had 3GB of swap files, and the machine had been up for a week. I have 1GB of RAM, and the machine never sleeps.
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ACSA 10.4/10.3, ACTC 10.3, ACHDS 10.3
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It's about the same speed using winswitch. I have it on my PB17 (1.5GB of ram) and my mini (1GB or ram),
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Originally Posted by Detrius
I have noticed it a couple of times. When it occurred, I had 3GB of swap files, and the machine had been up for a week. I have 1GB of RAM, and the machine never sleeps.
Hm, I have only 512 MB, but I'm not using any RAM intensive apps, and I don't have loads of apps open at the same time. Usually, I don't have anything swapped into VRAM.
What bothers me is that it worked flawlessly under 10.3.9. Same apps, same usage, same Mac (mini 1.42 GHz), and FUS took only like 5 seconds.... WTF is it broken in 10.4 ?
-t
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